Phrasal Verb News

In today’s episode of Phrasal Verb News, we look at a courtroom story from Australia, where a senior lawyer ended up in hot water after he slipped up and filed legal documents full of fake quotes — all generated by AI.The judge accepted his apology, saying he wasn’t acting in bad faith — but the mistake still delayed a murder trial and could have easily backfired. Luckily for him, the judge bought it and the case continued.We’ll break down 5 useful expressions from this story, with English examples,

In this episode of Phrasal Verb News, we dive into the recent flurry of diplomatic meetings — from Trump’s Alaska summit with Putin to his emergency talks with Zelenskyy and European leaders in Washington.These events highlight the shifting dynamics in the search for peace in Ukraine — and give us the perfect context to learn 5 powerful expressions you can use in business, negotiations, and everyday life:be sidelined – quedar al margen / ser dejado de ladoput something on the table – poner algo

Hello, I’m Grant and welcome back to Phrasal Verb News — the podcast where we use real news stories to teach you phrasal verbs and idioms in context.In today’s episode, we cover the Air Canada strike that disrupted hundreds of flights before the airline, government, and union reached a last minute deal. Along the way, you will learn 5 useful expressions you can use in business and everyday lifeGive a heads up → to warn in advance aviso, advertenciaStep in → to intervene intervenirPull an all